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Sword cutler Hilt by Israel Schuech
Bladesmith Blade by Juan Martinez
dated 1606

H. Grenser
before 1807

German
1694–1733

probably German, Dresden
early 18th century

Tortoiseshell and piqué work by Wilhelm Krüger
or Benjamin Ephraim Krüger
18th century

Michael Botza
early 17th century

German, Dresden
first half 18th century

Jakob Watzky
ca. 1650

possibly German, Dresden
ca. 1750, watch dial a later 18th century replacement

C. G. K.
ca. 1805

Gunsmith Simon Helbig
Stock maker Hans Fleischer
ca. 1610

Gunsmith Zacharias Herold
ca. 1590

German, probably Dresden or Annaberg
ca. 1580–90

German, Dresden
dated 1589

Crossbow attributed to Johann Gottfried Hänisch the Elder
crossbow, ca. 1720–30; winder, ca. 1575–1600

Sword maker Wolf Paller
ca. 1575

C. G. K.
ca. 1805

Sword maker Johann Georg Klett
ca. 1750

Crossbow by Johann Gottfried Hänisch the Elder
dated 1742

German, Dresden
ca. 1575–1600

Johann Heinrich Grenser
ca. 1806–13

German?
16th–18th century

German
early 20th century

Possibly Georg Wecker
late 16th century

Ruprecht Niclas Kitzkatz
1622

Christian Heinrich Ingermann
1747

Johann Carl Koch
1827

Ludewig
ca. 1725

Christian Gottlieb Goebel
18th century

German, Saxony (Dresden)
late 17th–early 18th century

German, Dresden
18th century

German, Dresden
18th century

German, Dresden
19th century

Clockmaker: Andreas Müller
movement 17th century, case 19th century

Attributed to Johann Friedrich Dinglinger
probably 18th century

Attributed to Johann Christian Neuber
late 18th century

Watchmaker: Johann Possdorfer
ca. 1630–40

Case maker: Attributed to Christian Gottlieb Stiehl
ca. 1770–80

Manufactory Meissen Manufactory
1750–60

German, Dresden
1700–1730

Enameler Samuel Mohn
1809

Christopher Trechsler
1619
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